The tandem of Nick Jonas’ “Jealous” and Calvin Harris’ “Blame (featuring John Newman)” once again made the loudest noise at pop radio.
According to Mediabase, the two songs repeat as the format’s most-added with respective, monitored add counts of 53 and 46.
Last week, “Jealous” and “Blame” landed at 45 and 40 monitored stations, respectively, in conjunction with their official impacts.
Once again defined by quantity and quality, the songs’ latest rounds of adds include support from influential pop stations in major US markets.
Also making a strong impression this week was Fall Out Boy’s “Centuries,” which arrived at 40 monitored stations in conjunction with its official pop radio impact. The song bested Mr Probz’ “Waves” (22, 4th) and Jason DeRulo’s “Trumpets” (16, 5th) to claim the third-highest slot on the weekly add board.
Big Data’s alternative crossover “Dangerous (featuring Joywave)” followed with a respectable 15 adds, while Alesso’s new song — now known as “Heroes (we could be) (featuring Tove Lo)” — landed at 12 new stations.
Jeremih’s “Don’t Tell ‘Em (featuring YG)” (11, 8th), Pitbull’s “Fireball (featuring John Ryan)” (11, 8th), Cobra Starship’s “Never Been in Love (featuring Icona Pop)” (9, 10th), Maroon 5’s “Animals” (9, 10th) and Tinashe’s “2 On (featuring ScHoolboy Q)” (9, 10th) were also among pop’s ten-most-added songs this week.
